According to Coughlan, the pair took an active role in directing their own scenes, which made the experience more comfortable and enjoyable for both of them. The show's previous seasons have already pushed boundaries with their portrayal of sex and relationships... but this season takes things even further with outdoor sex and a steamy horse-drawn carriage scene.
Bridgerton may have sparked controversy over the years, but the show's creators have never apologized for their content. However, not all shows on Netflix have been as forward-thinking in their approach to sex and intimacy. Over the years, several shows have made headlines for their controversial scenes, including full frontal nudity and unsimulated sex. One show, in particular, "made headlines for an unsimulated sex scene that left many viewers uncomfortable." Netflix has never been one to shy away from controversy... and the streaming service continues to push the boundaries of what is acceptable on television.
With Bridgerton's latest season, "it's clear that the show will continue to be a sexually-charged hit." Information courtesy of "The Sun".
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Bridgerton Season 3 Is Risky, Dangerous, and Sexy as Hell - Coveteur: Inside Closets, Fashion, Beauty, Health, and...In the third season of Bridgerton, Netflix's enormously popular historical romance drama, Penelope Featherington finally gets the glow-up she deserves.
A lifelong wallflower who's long been secretly in love with Colin Bridgerton—whom she overheard telling a group of guys he would never court her at the end of season two—Penelope has always been privy to the secret goings-on of society. The only reason she's able to keep up her secret work as Lady Whistledown, the publisher of an entertaining gossip newspaper, is by writing from her perspective and position as an outsider. But by the show's third season, with the threat of being unmasked as Lady Whistledown stronger than ever—her former best friend, Colin's sister Eloise, found out about her secret identity at the end of season two, destroying their friendship in the process—Penelope has decided to take the prospect of marriage seriously. It's the only thing that would allow her to escape her family home, where she's ignored, disrespected, and made to feel less than.
'Bridgerton' Season 3 Review: More Enchanting and Sexier Than Ever
At the end of last season, Eloise discovered that Penelope is the real Lady Whistledown, whose gossip column had ruined her debut into society. (Penelope actually wrote the damning exposé to save Eloise from speculation that she was Whistledown, but that's a long story!) Since then, Eloise has understandably iced Penelope out and less understandably befriended the mean girl Cressida Cowper (Jessica Madsen)—her ex-friend's bitterest nemesis. As wounded as Penelope seems when she casts a forlorn stare at the oblivious Colin, it's her heartbroken gazes at Eloise that really tug at the heartstrings.
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